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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
8
The Food Administration urges using all beans as a meat substitute to conserve meat supplies for the war effort. Bean prices rose but remain a cheap nutritive staple. beans provide high calories and protein, with soy beans noted for higher protein content. Americans are urged to plant a good crop next year and buy Thrift Stamps.
The Hotel Monthly cites ancient examples of prudent food use from Egypt Nebuchadnezzar and Bible times to argue thrift and moderation. It notes storage of wheat in Egypt and a test with pulse and water showing better nourishment, plus the miracle of feeding five thousand with loaves and fishes, urging readers to buy thrift stamps.
In New Brunswick New Jersey four children of Joseph Chavernas Michael aged three Henri aged six Marc aged nine and Jean aged 11 sent $25 to the Red Cross headquarters. Eight colored women in white worked at P J Young George street turning out 150 compresses and eight pads in under two hours. The class meets Monday at the Red Cross room producing remarkable quality and quantity. Three other workers collected Red Cross funds outside the Young store.
Junior Soldiers of the Commissary program aims to produce at least 10 000 pounds of dressed pork this year. The Ohio State Fair offers prizes and demonstrations on feeds self feeders hog houses and other pig raising topics to stimulate interest in clubs across the country and Ohio.
Hightstown residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over Memorial Day and Decoration Day weekend. Among the gatherings were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson of Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDougall visiting Jamesburg with local hosts, plus multiple families from Asbury Park Atlantic City Dayton Newark Princeton and Morrisville sharing time with neighbors. Mary Stillwell sustained a collarbone injury after a Thursday fall.
The text offers simple remedies for sour stomach suggesting slow eating and thorough chewing. It cautions against overeating or unsuitable foods and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion. The informal tone references characters and a casual discussion about digestion.
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